The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-09
ofFlorida, approved Febru .ry l2 1885," agreed

| House bills Nns 2O6 and 10 were read tirsl
| time and referred
| Mr.. Mann ask II uHauim ,us consent To take
up Senate bill No. 255 agreed Ia.
A message announced that the House had
concurrcd in Senate am.ndm ,ns to House bill
| No. T.
Also Hous bali. N y, ,19) IN .3Ol
Also that The IL 'use hadIconcurred in Senate
amendments Ia House bill No 1874
Also that the House lia ycnncurred in Senate
amendments to House bill No 1888
Senate bill No 255 read the second time
amended aud ordered eng:osscd
Mr.. Bryan, by permsson introduced Senate
Dill No. 30S to incorporate the O>ceola Sugar
Company referred.
Mr. Mallory moved 10 reconsider the vote by
which House bill No. 2i5 was passed; agreed
TO, and The bill was amended and passed.
Mr.. Neel by permission, introduced Senate
biil No 3O7, declaring the river S,yx a naviga-
| bic stream, etc
MIR. Williams Chairman Committee on En-.
crossed Bills, reported Senate bulls Nos. 23e
and 233 correctly engrossed
| MIR. Bryan asked consent TO take up House
bill No 341 agreed to- and the bill read the
third time and passed.
Mr.. Stockton asked consen, TO take IN Senate
bill No $50
MIR. Mann ch airman Committee on Agricu
| ture, reported Senate bill No. 14O,
| To provide for the working and maintaining o.
the puollc roads and bridges in this State, and fol
the creating of the Office of Superint endent of Pub
nc ROADS, dcsiie TO state they considered the
bill, and in view of the great importance Of some
better system for conducIn. the same offer a sub
stltute, and recommend that il do pass In lieu o
senate Oil No. l4O. Considering the general char
acter OF this DILL your committee recommend thai
the senate consider the onco, that it NAV be
acted upon by the House before adjournment.
Senate bill No. 2S0 was read the second time
Mr. Stevens in the chair
MT Mch nne asked consent TO take up House
bill No 172; read third time and passed
Senate bill NO. 280 Wa. amended and ordered
engros>ed
John Williams, page, was excused for th.
balance OF the day
Mr. MchInnc, by PERMISSION offered Memo
rial To Congress asking ri-weeky mail from
Narianna To -. Andrews Bay; which was
passed.
Mr.. Fowler moved that Senate bill No. be
made special order for 10 o'clock Tomorrow !;
agreedto.
Mr. Walker moved that all memorials he Ia
ken up and disposed Of
Mr Walker Withdrew ;he motion, bv consent
Mt Blackwell moved to take up Senate bill
No TO, which was agreed To and the bill piss
ed.
Mr. Judge, by permission, otfcred the follow
ing resolution
WHEREAS, The Standing Committees on Educa-
tion and Health, and the special aud Joint commit.
tees TO visit the Agricultural College at Lake City
and the Seminary at Gainesville and he Insane Asy
lun found 1t necessary 10 employ clerical aid there
fore bel
Rssof"ed, That the SUN of $25 be allowed in the
lprovldlllg Tor Legislative expenses 10 pay for
said clerical aid agreed TO.
MT. Williams asked consent 10 call up Senate
biii NJ" l59; agreed to and the bill passed
Nr. Fraser asked consent 10 call no House
bill NJ" 127 which was passed.
Mr " alker asked that 5 nate bill No. PAS,
which is informally passed over, b. taken up
and considered
Mr. Mallory offered amendments
MT MchInne moved To go in'o Executive
Session agreed to.
The doors were closed
Doors were opened.
ccnatc iii No 2t5 was ordered ensrossed
NIT Miller, by Consent called up Senate bill
NJ 249 pending which Mr.. Mcklnne moved 10
adjourn agreed TO.
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The Senate resumed its session.
lhe President in the chair
quorum present.
The Senate resumed consideration of Senate
bill No. 249 which was read the second time.
Mr.. Mallory moved that the bill Law over until
Mr.. Miller is present.
Mr.. Judge, asked permission to call up Senate
bill No 26l which was read the second time
ormtliy passed over not agreed TO-
Mr.. Mallory moved to lay up IN the table SEN
ale bill No. POI agreed to-
Senate bill NJ. 297 was ordered engrossed
MIR. Blackwell, Chairman IF the Committee on
Corporations, reported favorably Senate bill
No. 2S3 and House bill No IA
Mr. Bryan, asked permission 10 take up
Senate bill No. 95 which was passed
Mr.. Stevens moved that Senate bill NJ SO be
tp nd
MIR. Bryan moved that the rules be waived and
the bill read the third time
Mr.: Mallory moved TO indefinitely postpone
the bill.
The President announced that the hour had ar
rived for the consideration OF Joint resolution re-
laiing to the actual settlers reserved lands, it
being special order; passed over
Upon the molten tn Indefinitely postpone Sen
ate bill No S3, Mr.. Walker, Jr offered amend
mems.
Pending the discussion, message from the
Governor WAS received.
Mr.. Stockton offered an amendmept IN IN.
amendment pending which message from the
House announced the passage of Senate bill No.
1853 with amendments.
Also House bill No. 296
Mr. Mallory moved to lay the amendment
upon the table agreed To.
Mr.. Chandler NOV, to adjourn agreed to
EIGHT O'CLOCK NJ
The Senate resumed its session
The President in the chair
Aquorum present
MIR. Chaires was excuse on account of SICK
Mr.. Miller asked permission to call up Senate
bill No. 2i9, which was amended and ordered
engrUssed.
Mr.. Mallory, Chairman Judiciary Committee
reported favoraby Senate bills Nos 29S and
1869
Mr.. Williams asked permission to take up
Senate bill No. 81, which was passed
Mr. Coulter asked permission to call up Sem
ate bill No. 27S, which was passed
MIR. Chandler asked permission to call up
Senate Dill No 266, which was passed
MIR. Whidden in the chair
message from the House announced the
passage OF House memorial No 3, and Senate
bill No. 129
Also passe,. House bills Nos. 214. 6. 1873 and
266; also, Senate bill No. 30 with amendments
BILLS ON THIRD READING
House bill No. ia was passed.
BY permission, Mr.. Stockton introduced Sen
ate bill No. 3O9 granting land to The Santa Fe
Canal Company
House bill M. was passed.
Senate bill No 1O4, 10 provide FOR the erec-
lion or purchase OF an executive mansion in or
near the city of Tallahassee,
Was read third time
Upon the passage of the bill, the vote was
Ieas-Messrs Bryan. Burnam, Fraser Judge.
Mcklnne, Stevens. Stockton, Walker. Jr'
Whidden and Williams-1O
Nays Messrs. Coulter, Gaskins, johnson.
Jones, Kelly, Lee, Mallory, Mann. Miller. Mo-
reno, NeeI, Orman and Tol6ert-1S.
so the bill did not pass